The Ones You Read Over Again

7/10 Anything by Junko is worth the read for both comedy and heart-warming moments.

6/10 Great dynamics for a typical arranged marriage romance. The main guy changes a little too quickly for my taste, but it's still a good read.

5/10 a nice, well-drawn collection of one shots with varying degrees of angst.

7/10 Cute, cute, cute! Waiting for updates with anxiousness but super happy to find this. And the artwork is great.

3/10 the artwork is old-school, so the mangaka hasn't settled it yet. There seems to be an element of obsessiveness and I like that the characters haven't changed dramatically after getting to know one another. When a senpai who takes care of everyone meets a new archery recruit who seems to be better than she is, how will it affect her good nature and what is he really after?

5/10 Ririka and You are childhood friends and cousins. Capable Riri is always taking care of You, considering he can't take care of himself. He comes off as a sweet, cute, good for nothing, but is he really? How will he react when Riri starts hunting for a boyfriend? Will his true nature come out?

2/10 it's a good original story but dragged out a little. The artwork is kind of strange but it's good if not overbearing at times. A touch of ecchi. Typical type of love triangle.

10/10 Soooooooooo good. I come back time and again.

8/10 a girl who is considered ugly gets a makeover. She's oblivious in the cute way, not the annoying way. A good story of comedy, love and teen angst.

4/10 a ghost sexually harasses a man who lives alone, questioning what he wants in life and whom. But is it real? Why him? Who is this boy?